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Support v-show, to avoid missing @leave transitions #163
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+1 I am animating a list of elements in and want to animate them out on click of a button, can't seem to trigger this if v-if unloads the elements before an animation can happen and v-show is not supported either. |
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At its current state, vueuse/motion only seems to work on v-if, which creates problems for @Leave transitions, whenever its required to use a conditional on the component.
With v-if, a component/element is removed from the DOM as soon as the state changes. This happens before the @Leave has a chance to run.
If motion would support v-show, those issues would not happen.
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